Weather

An incoming disturbance along with chilly air at the surface will bring a possibility for pockets of wintry mix at times in the lowlands on Monday.

After a chilly start with scattered clouds, we predicted increasing sunshine Sunday afternoon and that’s exactly what we saw develop, with highs topping out in the mid-40s. It was a bright but cool finish to the weekend, and overall a quiet setup before our next system approaches.

After periods of extended near-record warm temperatures and sunshine streaks in the Seattle area, there are some increased chances of snow heading into the workweek.

Cool sunshine for much of the region on Sunday. Afternoon highs in many locations will top out in the mid 40s, a few degrees shy of our average high temperature of 50 degrees.  Overnight lows will be chilly, falling to near or even below freezing in some spots. 

Happy Valentine’s Day! We expected highs to reach the mid to upper 40s today with just isolated showers around and a mix of sunshine and clouds. 

This weekend will be mainly dry and cool across the Puget Sound area with increasing sunshine on Sunday.

Tonight, we'll stay mainly cloudy with showers gradually falling apart. We’ll be watching for the chance of a convergence zone, particularly across the North Sound early Saturday.

Lowland rain and mountain snow returns to the Pacific Northwest with cooler afternoon highs.

Seattle woke up to chilly spots across Western Washington and even a few areas of freezing fog early on.

A cloudy start to Thursday with areas of dense fog, especially in the southwest interior.